Originally Posted by Blazetrak
Originally Posted by Terry Moore
Getting you closer...ok Ron if you say so..who came second in the 100metres olympic final?...they were close,how close is close Ron,it is just an experience for these guys,they still have to burn a lot of midnight oil,i still say it,there are no short cuts,it's a long winding road,Blazetrack may be innovative,but don't know?see that young guys video response,hmmn,if i were you i would'nt use that as an example,didn't come across as totally convincing,mybe it's just me,but it didn't sound to me especially by his body language,as if he was totally blown away...Anyway,All the Best...Terry..


he is an 18 year old kid, sorry that he didnt give an oscar winning performance. The fact reamins that he is now represented by a highly respected LA manager, Has already worked and collabed with several KNOWN artists, songwriters and producers, made his first visit to the US, drove around in a Ferrai in LA (he was bragging about that on twitter, lol), and sat courtside at a LAKERS game.

All for the bargain price of $50

Is that close enough for you?

And what do u mean there are no shortcuts? This business is littered with shortcuts and luck? What hard work did Justin Bieber do? Putting a video on Youtube...Im sure a lot of work went into that.


So, his manager is paying for all this ? Just asking..... it would be a little strange for the manager to pay the talent .... oh but wait a minute, .... wink

The Ferrari line really sums it all up for me. LOL It's a great phycological give away of smoke and mirrors.

Can Blazetrack please provide the successful referral percentage ? Taxi, for example quotes a 3-5% random chance ratio.

As to business models, please compare Blazetrack to industry professional publishers such as www.musicdealers.com which has no sucker,..... er I mean..... entry fee for submissions.

Oops, I forgot, it's not about submissions, it's about driving Ferrari's and going to Lakers games. *bangs head on desk*


cheers, niteshift